Chipped tooth

Gayle

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Is it possible to get a tiny chip in a tooth filled or does it have to be filed down? I chipped one of my teeth last night and it's scratching my lip so I'm going to have to go to the dentist.

I'm not a fan of dentist's.:D
 
I don't know Gayle.....i chipped a tooth on hols and smoothed the rough edge off with a fine daimond nail file....though i wouldn't suggest that you do the same.
I think that now I have conquered my fear of the dentist(I think)....I would ask for his advice.
 
My mum fell at work earlier this year, and chipped her tooth. The dentist has worked his magic, and without the need for a crown or a veneer, it now looks fine.
 
I'm at the dentists tomorrow dont mind going just dont like paying, think its worth getting it sorted by the dentist though Gayle.
 
im at dentist wednesday...:(, i hate it, but it has to be done dont want to be gummy when im old:D

gayle maybe you could get it capped if its on the front?
 
I chipped a tooth ages ago and the dentist did a little mending job but periodically it fell off and I needed to have it done again - in the end I just gave up on it and adopted the 'Tarby' look.
 
Get yourself to the dentist, Gayle. They will probably be able to file it for you if the chip's only tiny:)
 
You could always opt for one of these, to go with your bad girl tattoo.:D

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Dental appointment booked for later in the week - I'll be taking that picture with me Garinda.
 
Pleased to report that the Dentist was fantastic. She started by filing it down then used some amalgam and filled it in. I was expecting it to cost a fortune but it only cost £16.
 
Pleased to report that the Dentist was fantastic. She started by filing it down then used some amalgam and filled it in. I was expecting it to cost a fortune but it only cost £16.
That was very reasonable, it costs more than that for a check-up:)
 
I chipped a tooth ages ago and the dentist did a little mending job but periodically it fell off and I needed to have it done again - in the end I just gave up on it and adopted the 'Tarby' look.

Tarby? I'm at a loss again .... been away for too long, eh.:confused:
 
I should think you would get it sorted at the dentist with no fuss but it may cost you a weeks wage.

Gayle's been to the dentist Mallard and it only cost her £16, that's what she's just been saying lol:D
 
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